International Relations

Washington Times: India’s strategic positioning in Taiwan-China conflict

By: Jianli Yang, Aug 21, 2023 In the realm of international security, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or the “Quad,” stands as a robust framework uniting Australia, India, Japan and the United States. Among these four nations, India, while often appearing out of...
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The Messenger: Democracy, Freedom and Those Chinese Art Students in Britain

By: Jeanette Tong and Evan Osborne - Aug 18, 2023 On Aug. 5, several Chinese students studying at the Royal College of Art in the United Kingdom vandalized the graffiti wall on Brick Lane in London, covering up all the previous works of art by various artists,...
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National Review: Xi Jinping’s Deceptive Embrace of Business

With China struggling economically, the CCP has taken a supposedly pro-business turn. Don’t buy it. By: Jianli Yang & Evan Osborne - Aug 08, 2023 In recent weeks, Xi Jinping has authorized a campaign to restore the confidence of both domestic and foreign investors...
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The Hill: Don’t tune out America’s national security infrastructure

By: Jianli Yang - Jul 31, 2023 This year, Congress has generated significant media headlines for minimizing the troves of data Big Tech collects on the American people. It’s even considering banning Chinese apps, such as TikTok, that risk empowering the Chinese...
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